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*** Moderator Edit - deletion of political comment*** it's because in film times people barely had money... So a culture of basically any of the arts never came back, including photography. People needed to earn first and an endless amount of brilliant software engineers popped up. And...

I think his spirit is carried by most happy indian photographers... Happy is the worst descriptor but I mean people who shoot for the love of it like me and shoot regularly - I just use my phone these days. I suppose the cover of "Mumbai" is similar to this pic i took in March... Prolly nothing...

I was talking about chromatic aberration/bringing. That is usually very visible, so I was confused when I read about you not being able to spot aberration.

I hope that didn't touch a wrong nerve. Aberration is very common (and very bad) with budget/middle-tier budget vintage lenses on new bodies. edit: afaik it sets off color accuracy to a horrible degree (I shot last year only on vintage lenses on my Fuji camera, leading to photos i didn't have...

Have you ever treated that as a standardised test? Also, which hill station should I go to for that? Are they technically awful when they invoke the imagination of what can be corrected?

That sounds amazing in a concerning sense.

I suppose you could see a perfectionist as someone prepared for the moment, and the other who treats progress as a long term aim to perfect his work. I am in the middle, but all my life I have been too obsessed with tiny details. I'll be buying a small camera to shoot whenever I should, it is...

Ernst Haas. That man made photos that need explaining to everyone new.

Imprisoning yourself in perfect standards give way to sterility of the mind. That is the enemy of creativity. If you could guess i suffer from all these things, I'm working on changing though. Beyond that it's also true that perfectionist artists consider their clinical methods above creativity...

I am one, so far. An idealist.

I agree :)

Hello, thanks for welcoming me 💌. Perfection is a very visual concept, for me perfect work means meeting current demands (which have changed and added work & weight to an already heavy task) with the original ideal -- and also making the two work together. It is a visual concept in my opinion...

Hmmm mostly because every important task is overly demanding. I have an obsessive disorder of sorts, I'm going through a lot of changes as a young adult, feels like I'll eventually put aside this obsession.

Hello, I suffer from perfectionism and am yet to find a photographer, amateur and famed who is a perfectionist, I assume such people are rare in this practice. I also don't know many famous photographers, which is why I asked.

Thanks a lot for sharing this, was searching for actually different photographers from a long time, google and social media are hell for that